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Words are styled the way they're styled. McDonald is a proper noun with two capital letters, Mcdonald is simply not correct. I'll note that you didn't manage y
by samatman 2y ago
Words are styled the way they're styled. McDonald is a proper noun with two capital letters, Mcdonald is simply not correct.
I'll note that you didn't manage your footnote consistently, since you spelled MediaWiki correctly, rather than spelling it wrong as Mediawiki.
For some reason, you decided not to do that with rST and LaTeX, without explaining why. Latex and LaTeX aren't even pronounced the same way, so I fail to see the purpose in your (inconsistent) stylistic choices here.
- keybored 2y agoI can make concessions for names that are based on real people. I assure you my mistake was not because of good-intent towards Media[Ww]iki.
- samatman 2y agoWhat I'm not understanding is why you've invented an incorrect rule for the English language and cited it. What purpose does this serve?